Lieberman Compares John Hagee to Moses »
Posted by: Neophile 1 month ago
One of John McCain's most prominent supporters on Tuesday praised an evangelical leader whom the Republican presidential candidate repudiated after a string of controversial remarks were made public.
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vor1 month ago
Well of course for any of Hagge's beliefs to come to fruition Lieberman will have to repent or perish! How intelligent does that make Lieberman?
Lieberman is little more than Tel Aviv's representative from Connecticut. He hardly represents the interests of America. Israel is not the 51st State nor a U.S. Commonwealth. This cretin neocon is responsible, along with his neocon cohorts for massive damage to this country and her reputation.
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bruhaha1 month ago
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Blackacereturn1 month ago
He has gone off the deeeeeeeeeeep end. I think this will be his last time in office. CT by now must know they made a freaking mistake reelecting this fool. I wonder what happen to him i once had a lot of respect for him.
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Teech1 month ago
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aniokly1 month ago
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lfergie8121 month ago
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Lieberman is not a Democrat. He's an Independent that presently is voting for the Democrat candidate for senate majority leader. If you jog your memory a little, you would remember that he lost the Democrat primary for senator but won the seat back as an Independent.
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vor1 month ago
He holds the same beliefs as Dick Cheney on foreign policy. That is why he is scorned. I have said it before, it isn't so much that the neocons were wrong in trying to secure that Iraqi oil, it is the way they went about it. Lying to and deceiving the American public. They are simply not honest men. At least Gore would not have given Lieberman the leeway Bush gave Cheney. Iraq was a mistake, nothing they can pull out of the hat will change that. When we leave we will truly see what we have wrought. Likely that we will once again have armed a potential future foe. It won't be the first time. Things will change 180 in Iraq when we leave. A strongman (Maliki? doubtful) will again emerge. And we will be left with the quandary of whether we should go back in.
And why does Lieberman consistently put the interests of Israel ahead of our own nation? Who exactly does he represent?
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lfergie8121 month ago
I don't see any way to edit comments. Does anyone know if there's a way or did that option get removed?
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splitrch1 month ago
only until January. Once we have a strong majority he's toast. Burned toast at that. Your party is welcome to him.
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Endoscopy1 month ago
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Lieberman is a man of integrity. That is something that is not seen in a lot of politicians especially Democrats lately. Of course since he has a disagreement with the Liberals over one issue they treat him like dirt. This is part of the hypocrisy in the Democratic party these days. Both parties have had in past a tolerance for disagreement over a few ideas and still welcome the person because they hold to the rest. It is sad that the Democrats have come to this.
Hagee has written on Revelation several times. That is where all the criticism comes from. I defy anyone to accurately tell what Danial, Revelation, and other pertinent prophesies say in plain English. Eschatology is a very difficult concept and there are warnings that it is to be is hidden.-

AbuAmirah1 month ago
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spkguy1 month ago
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Watch this and tell me that many Americans, would not find this man completely offensive. If you cant see that you are in denial!
McCain Can't Quit John Hagee
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qNi7tPanUA
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Endoscopy1 month ago
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That is eschatology and comes right out of Revelation. Go and read it. Eschatology is the future events as talked about in the Bible. If you don't like it go talk to John the Disciple of Jesus. It is a type of literature that is very difficult to understand. There is the allusion of the ***** on the seven hills (Rome). The usual understanding is that a ***** is a church that has rejected Jesus. There is the battle of Armageddon. This is to take place on the plane of Megiddo and if you go to the excavation in the city of Megiddo you will see a sign about the future battle there.
If you don't like theological talks then don't listen to them. listen to something else.
Ratskii
Joe Lieberman was dissed by the Democrat part long before he sided with McCain in the election cycle. The Democrats forced him out of the party when he last ran for Senator. That is the reason he is listed as an independent now. Get your facts in a true time line. -

Justice4All1 month ago
We need a canidate that puts America first. Israel is none of our concern. We give them more than any other country and get nothing back. And Liberman thinks we should do more for Israel.
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Mutainia1 month ago
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Mutainia1 month ago
Just about any candidate that supports Israel, gets my vote. If Lieberman were running for President, I'd certainly vote for him over what we have running for Prez now. Too bad Lieberman sounds like he's crying all the time, though.
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jordan111 month ago
Hagee is a participant in the Christian Zionist lobby. Their agenda is to bring about the second coming of christ so they can go to heaven. This won't happen (according to legend) unless Israel takes possession of the Holy land, so they lobby on Israel's behalf to give them protection. Lieberman is Jewish. He worries about the state of Israel, which is understandable. However, he has sold his soul to the crazy christian right to protect Israel's interests. He has allowed 'church' to replace his responsibility to the US Constitution, and he should step down. The christian zionists do not want the Palestinians to have their own place in the Holy land. It would mess up their fairy tale that would get them in 'heaven.' This fiasco is in the worst interest of the US, & of the Israeli people.
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ML20071 month ago
Good answer, Jordan, but the Dispensationalists, like Hagee, believe that Christ won't come back until the Jews are practicing sacrifices again at the spot of the holy of holies, which currently rests at the Muslim controlled Dome of the Rock, also one of their holy places. Then, he believes the church will be raptured and two witnesses sent to Israel to win all of them to Jesus Christ. Lieberman really doesn't understand that Hagee is not his "Jewish" friend. He wants and believes Lieberman will actually become a Christian, or burn in hell if he doesn't. So, although you are absolutely correct in your assertions, I just wanted to take it a little further for you to show you the extent of Hagee's plans. All devout Jews should be leery of this Christian fundamentalist named Hagee, not just John McCain. Hagee will do anything to see that his idea of the kingdom comes about. Beware of the wolf in sheep's clothing.
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ML20071 month ago
Good answer, Jordan, but the Dispensationalists, like Hagee, believe that Christ won't come back until the Jews are practicing sacrifices again at the spot of the holy of holies, which currently rests at the Muslim controlled Dome of the Rock, also one of their holy places. Then, he believes the church will be raptured and two witnesses sent to Israel to win all of them to Jesus Christ. Lieberman really doesn't understand that Hagee is not his "Jewish" friend. He wants and believes Lieberman will actually become a Christian, or burn in hell if he doesn't. So, although you are absolutely correct in your assertions, I just wanted to take it a little further for you to show you the extent of Hagee's plans. All devout Jews should be leery of this Christian fundamentalist named Hagee, not just John McCain. Hagee will do anything to see that his idea of the kingdom comes about. Beware of the wolf in sheep's clothing.
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jordan111 month ago
Thank you for explaining it further, ML2007. The reason there is no sign of peace in that region is that the christian zionists do NOT want Israel to give up that Holy place. When I think of what they've done, and the lives that have been destroyed there, it makes me sick. It's my understanding that many Israeli's don't like what's happening either, including with their Zionists. They want peace, but it's not going to happen with the power these very crazy people have grabbed.
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ML20071 month ago
Good answer, Jordan, but the Dispensationalists, like Hagee, believe that Christ won't come back until the Jews are practicing sacrifices again at the spot of the Holy of Holies, which currently rests at the Muslim controlled Dome of the Rock, also one of their holy places. Then, he believes the church will be raptured and two witnesses, Moses and Elijah, sent to Israel to win all of them to Jesus Christ. Lieberman really doesn't understand that Hagee is not his "Jewish" friend. He wants and believes Lieberman will actually become a Christian, or burn in hell if he doesn't. So, although you are absolutely correct in your assertions, I just wanted to take it a little further for you to show you the extent of Hagee's plans. All devout Jews should be leery of this Christian fundamentalist named Hagee, not just John McCain. Hagee will do anything to see that his idea of the kingdom comes about. Beware of the wolf in sheep's clothing.
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Endoscopy1 month ago
It has been said by Hagee that there is nothing he can do to bring it about sooner. He just talks about his view of eschatology. He goes along with what Jesus said, "No one knows the date and time but the Father." Only people like you try to read things into a view of eschatology that is not there.
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AbuAmirah1 month ago
Damn, I didn't know that Moses was fat, loud mouthed, bigot. Oh and I hate this new format
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LumFan1 month ago
I'm sorry. Was there some discussion about Lieberman becoming McCain's VP choice? I believe that this will kill that for good.
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SonOfTheMask1 month ago
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SonOfTheMask1 month ago
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nikkibabe1 month ago
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Endoscopy1 month ago
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Your earlier comment was very antisemitic. Is that what you are? Joe Leiberman is in line with Democrats except for his view of the war. And for that you call a liberal person a pig. Hang your head in shame. That is disgusting. I am almost totally opposed to what he stands for but I respect him for standing by his core beliefs. I would vote for him in a heartbeat over Obama because he does not waver in what he stands for. He has never changed unless the situation changed. Obama lately blows with the wind.
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ML20071 month ago
Maybe Lieberman has been won to Christianity by Hagee. After all, Hagee's Dispensational view of Eschatology holds the two witnesses at the end times, Moses and Elijah, will be resurrected to personally witness to Israel, which will be practicing sacrifices at the Temple which will be located where the Muslim Dome of the Rock is currently located. These two witnesses will bring miracles to the Earth again and baptize 144000 witnesses who will evangelize all of Israel. The two witnesses will be killed in the streets of Jerusalem and resurrected and caught up in heaven for all to see. Get your cameras ready. So, maybe Lieberman thinks Hagee is really the first resurrection of Moses and is really just buying insurance. Lieberman, it sounds to me like, is more Israelite than American, so maybe he playing both ends to meet the middle. Go figure.
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sailr1 month ago
Lieberman sucks! What a turncoat! I hope he loses it all in the next election. I can't imagine that his constituents aren't thoroughly fed up with him by now.
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AntiNeoCon1 month ago
I knew Moses, Moses was a friend of mine. Hagee is no Moses, and Joe is becoming a candidate for the nursing home. :o)(
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Charlson1 month ago
Social liberal be damned, Lieberman is a repuglican neocon all but in name.
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Poulenc1 month ago
My crystal ball (now, no vulgar comments, please!) reveals that Sen. L. will jump the Democratic ship post the 2008 election.
As for the Hagee comment: balderdash! (You can see a certain image consistency in this post....)
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thoughtforsale1 month ago
I am of the opinion that the pastors of the two hopefuls for presidency take or have taken to much influence on the campaign. While in Germany it is not even of great interest, if the chancelor is a catholic or a protestant or a confessing christian at all, the evangelical groups in America seem to be vowed with enormous efforts and the utterances of a TV-preacher can be of more importance as those of the candidate himself. I see the different traditions in the relation between church and politics in the US and Europe. We Europeans should learn to talk more freely about our religious convincements and accept that, even if you are a politician, they are not to separate from the rest of the personality, but an essential part of it. Nevertheless, it is not the pastor or the church, America votes for, but the next president!
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STronnes1 month ago
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Endoscopy1 month ago
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Your ignorance over Lieberman's voting record in the Senate is overwhelming. He votes Democrat on almost all issues. Since he disagrees with the Democrat view of the war you and others want to label him a Republican. Is that what the Democrat party has come to? A single issue party? Keep it up and that will be the parties end. Time for a new one. We are winning and the Democrats just get shriller about ending the war. What a party to have to insist on losing it.
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